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This British Airways BAC One-Eleven, in the classic Landor livery and bearing the name "County of Dorset," is a rare preserved airframe at Duxford.
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Spotter's notes
BAC 1-11s were among the first UK airliners fitted with automatic landing systems, and this particular frame served from 1970 until retirement in 1998.
Aircraft identity
Registration
G-BDXJ
ICAO Type
BAC1-11
Model
BAC One-Eleven 510ED
Manufacturer
British Aircraft Corporation
Airline
British Airways (historic)
Airline Code
BAW / BA
Livery
British Airways Landor
Military
Civilian
Technicals
Engine
Rolls-Royce Spey 511-14
Thrust
5,091 kgf (50 kN)
Wingspan
28.5 m
Length
32 m
Height
8.59 m
MTOW
44,225 kg
Range
2,200 km
Capacity
119 passengers
Cruise Speed
790 km/h
Noise Rating
94 EPNdB (ICAO Chapter 2)